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>> the ultimate objective is hamas becomes hezbollah south. hezbollah has 50,000 rockets. which are iranian. essentially, israel is in a standoff. it cannot attack it because of the fire that would rain on rein the city. it's weaker today but it wants truce to institutionmize the immunity to the israeli attack so it becomes hezbollah. iran is behind it all because hezbollah and hamas are clients of iran. iran is thinking of israeli strike on the nuclear program. saying to israel we are going to arm hamas. it will rain rocket on tell avive from the south. hezbollah is invulnerable in the north. put you in a situation of disastrous attack if you attack us. even before iran retaliates directly. this is all about iran and israel. iran trying to maneuver israel a corner it can't attack. >> shannon: given what charles said and what we know of hamas' stated intentions are who thinks cease-fire is fool's air to this point? >> highly unlikely. >> it's the goal but i think it's unlikely, too. >> a point where hamas thinks it cannot achieve its object is, of immunity and then it will
>> the ultimate objective is hamas becomes hezbollah south. hezbollah has 50,000 rockets. which are iranian. essentially, israel is in a standoff. it cannot attack it because of the fire that would rain on rein the city. it's weaker today but it wants truce to institutionmize the immunity to the israeli attack so it becomes hezbollah. iran is behind it all because hezbollah and hamas are clients of iran. iran is thinking of israeli strike on the nuclear program. saying to israel we are...
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israel will have to deal with hamas and hezbollah if and when they strike iran. >>stuart: what should president obama do? >>guest: let israel do what israel things it needs to do to defend itself. yesterday he said israel has a right to defend itself but we don't want to see israel ramp it up and go in gaza on the ground. minute, i have to say, if israel believes it does in their best interest to go in on the ground, yes, you should support that. the world might not like it but you say you have israel's back, president obama has said that time and time again, while that opinion of his or what he has been saying will be put to the test. >>stuart: thank you, sir. >> time is running out as democrats double down on tax hikes in this fiscal cliff deal. will republicans give in to that? hi. i'm henry winkler. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse
israel will have to deal with hamas and hezbollah if and when they strike iran. >>stuart: what should president obama do? >>guest: let israel do what israel things it needs to do to defend itself. yesterday he said israel has a right to defend itself but we don't want to see israel ramp it up and go in gaza on the ground. minute, i have to say, if israel believes it does in their best interest to go in on the ground, yes, you should support that. the world might not like it but you...
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hezbollah has 40-60,000 rockets in syria and southern lebanon. iron dome is qualitatively superior to anything that hamas or hezbollah has. melissa: thank you for coming on, that is all very important information i have not heard anywhere else and i hope you'll come back on soon. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. melissa: crude oil futures falling 3% after hope for a cease-fire in the gaza strip immediate concerns of supply risk in the middle east. let's hope those hopes are not premature. and chevron files and ethics complaint against new york comptroller, the oil giant says it received at least $60,000 in campaign and donations for backing an environmental lawsuit against chevron in ecuador. the stock closing down slightly. in the first auction of greenhouse gas credits, allowances for the equivalent of 28.7 million-ton of co2 sold off november 14 auction. the sales rate almost $300 million for the cash-strapped state. next on "money," hewlett-packard could owe billions in a bad deal gone wrong. but is it their fault? and who is going to
hezbollah has 40-60,000 rockets in syria and southern lebanon. iron dome is qualitatively superior to anything that hamas or hezbollah has. melissa: thank you for coming on, that is all very important information i have not heard anywhere else and i hope you'll come back on soon. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. melissa: crude oil futures falling 3% after hope for a cease-fire in the gaza strip immediate concerns of supply risk in the middle east. let's hope those hopes are not...
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it is their own revolution but if not, if we don't do that very save vacuum and hamas, hezbollah, al qaeda, this is where the president has faltered. if the former cia director was in cairo, the former cia director in lebanon, communications were occurring with hamas and egypt, we would not be seeing the attack on the level we have now. cheryl: they you think benjamin netanyahu if he made this move now in advance of continuing tensions from iran because of the weapons cache found in the gaza strip. it is believe the iranians are behind some of the shipping of those missiles as well as the lebanese. do you think benjamin netanyahu news this and the reason he is making this move is because iran will be an issue six months or nine months from now? >> you are hitting it right on the head. israel is in a difficult position. no matter what they do there will be blood involved. it would be to the benefit to take on hamas. of hezbollah steps in take iman, when they address iran down the road regarding nuclear devices i guarantee you iran will push the buttons of hamas and hezbollah to rain t
it is their own revolution but if not, if we don't do that very save vacuum and hamas, hezbollah, al qaeda, this is where the president has faltered. if the former cia director was in cairo, the former cia director in lebanon, communications were occurring with hamas and egypt, we would not be seeing the attack on the level we have now. cheryl: they you think benjamin netanyahu if he made this move now in advance of continuing tensions from iran because of the weapons cache found in the gaza...
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hezbollah in lebanon than they do with hamas in gaza. is that your understanding? >> oh, absolutely. hezbollah is their principle proxy in the arab world but also hamas -- they are sunni muslims. it's very important for iran to keep a connection to radicals, to the muslim brotherhood, and the rest of it. they dnot intend to let that go, and if hamas asks for weapon, they will supply them anyway they can and most are coming through egypt. that porter is very porous. the rafah crossing i know are closed, but there are other crossings under the ground and that's where they're coming in. the components for the missiles and iran has taught hamas how to build these things locally. >> there was a missile that reached the outskirts of jerusalem and actually landed on the west bank not far from bethlehem just a little while ago. the sirens went off here and there's a lot of suspicion, i don't think we've confirmed it yet, that it was one of those missiles that has a range of about 75 kilometers, 50 miles or so. jerusalem is not that far away from gaza. what do you think, bo
hezbollah in lebanon than they do with hamas in gaza. is that your understanding? >> oh, absolutely. hezbollah is their principle proxy in the arab world but also hamas -- they are sunni muslims. it's very important for iran to keep a connection to radicals, to the muslim brotherhood, and the rest of it. they dnot intend to let that go, and if hamas asks for weapon, they will supply them anyway they can and most are coming through egypt. that porter is very porous. the rafah crossing i...
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it can't be over iran and over gaza and over the valley trying to take out hezbollah missiles. >> of course, it was over sudan taking out the munitions factory that they believe was in iran less than a month ago. they can't be that place, either. >> right. no. i think this is a decision iran has made to demonstrate what many people have feared for a long time, that hamas has at least elements of hamas have this capability that's a direct threat, and whether the missiles are actually impacting in tell l aviv or jerusalem is not the issue. if the iranians give them their capabilities and guidance systems, these missiles can be quite active even at that long range. >> this is no surprise. pauprime minister met netanyahus been warning the world for a long time that he would take action against hamas if they continued to send rockets into israel. is there something that president obama has failed to do that perhaps might have put the lid on this, or is there nothing? is this just inevitable? >> i think president obama still believes he can find a way to negotiate with iran over the nuclea
it can't be over iran and over gaza and over the valley trying to take out hezbollah missiles. >> of course, it was over sudan taking out the munitions factory that they believe was in iran less than a month ago. they can't be that place, either. >> right. no. i think this is a decision iran has made to demonstrate what many people have feared for a long time, that hamas has at least elements of hamas have this capability that's a direct threat, and whether the missiles are actually...
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hezbollah is sitting up to israel's north waiting their turn. they have occupieia. of course, iran is behind them, too. you have hamas from the west, hezbollah from the north and the entire squeeze play is on. we are pledged to defend israel and their existence. we have told iran that we will not let them have nuclear weapons. obviously the gulf down there, it is important to us fo from an energy standpoint. vital interests but the situation seems to be getting worse as we kind of step back and kind of let all that take care of itself. we're kind of losing out. >> greta: i was in sudan in april. president bashir is torturing and killing his people. he is the guy that has munitions factory that they suspect is owned by iran. he is the one that was letting these rockets to go egypt and into gaza. he was giving a state visit by president morsi two months ago when she should have been indicted because he is indicted for genocide in darfur. everybody looks the other way. >> there is a big picture developments. one of them is influence of the muslim brotherhood. i think h
hezbollah is sitting up to israel's north waiting their turn. they have occupieia. of course, iran is behind them, too. you have hamas from the west, hezbollah from the north and the entire squeeze play is on. we are pledged to defend israel and their existence. we have told iran that we will not let them have nuclear weapons. obviously the gulf down there, it is important to us fo from an energy standpoint. vital interests but the situation seems to be getting worse as we kind of step back and...
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this is really extending to hezbollah and moss. these rockets that were fired iranian rockets supplied by a iranians. lou: most of them by israel. >> absolutely. but these were -- derived from the power. there is no doubt about that. >> in the bunker, these are good days. these are good days. no one came to the rescue. indeed, the talks in egypt in the tumult of the war between israel and the moss. no doubt about it. lou: thank you for being here. >> thank you. lou: next russia's leading newspaper on president obama and those who voted for him not flattering. noted obama backer seemingly working hard to prove the point. that is next. it up tomorrow, abc news white house correspondent with his new book. we will be talking about that. former federal prosecutor and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations among our guests. coming right up, the "a-team" on the republican rebellion against what. who is this guy? grover norquist -- grover norquist. suddenly being blamed for everything. the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% c
this is really extending to hezbollah and moss. these rockets that were fired iranian rockets supplied by a iranians. lou: most of them by israel. >> absolutely. but these were -- derived from the power. there is no doubt about that. >> in the bunker, these are good days. these are good days. no one came to the rescue. indeed, the talks in egypt in the tumult of the war between israel and the moss. no doubt about it. lou: thank you for being here. >> thank you. lou: next...
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certainly we're keeping a close eye on the front with hezbollah. israel was talking praise for hamas, almost like an older sibling, saying this is how it shows hamas is maturing. you saw a major victory over israel. hezbollah took a heavy toll from that as well, but they were able to challenge israel superiority. that's what hamas is going for here with these rockets, and we'll just have to see if they achieve that with this ground operation. it's going to be very difficult to reach very densely populated areas like gaza city. >> thank you very much, reva bhalla and rick burns as well. >>> so if all of this, indeed, does come down to open warfare, what will the battlefield look like? let's take a look because this is israel alongside the mediterranean ocean right now. it's 75% jewish. the economy is quite good here and the economy is below 75%. it's twice as big as washington, d.c. under 2 million people there. they're predominantly palestinian and their economy is very bad, unemployment very high. globalfire.com has called israel the tenth most po
certainly we're keeping a close eye on the front with hezbollah. israel was talking praise for hamas, almost like an older sibling, saying this is how it shows hamas is maturing. you saw a major victory over israel. hezbollah took a heavy toll from that as well, but they were able to challenge israel superiority. that's what hamas is going for here with these rockets, and we'll just have to see if they achieve that with this ground operation. it's going to be very difficult to reach very...
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hamas is often confused because of its iranian background and sponsorship of hezbollah. talk about the two terrorist groups and the differences. >> sure. hezbollah, based principally in lebanon, backed by the syrian regime and also by iran, has developed a huge arsenal of weapons and has been involved in major ground offenses against israel most recently in 2006. hamas, very different, based in the gaza strip, not nearly as heavily armed, but obviously still an enormous threat in terms of these roxs to southern -- rockets to southern israel. i would make one point to what jeffrey said, which i generally agree with. the fact is that the administration has been focused largely in this region on israel and iran. and that has taken up an enormous amount of energy. combining that with the disruption we've seen in the region from the arab awakening it has not been a perfect time to engage in large scale diplomacy to try to solve which is admittedly a difficult problem between hamas, the palestinian authority and israel. >> there's so many unintended consequences from action fo
hamas is often confused because of its iranian background and sponsorship of hezbollah. talk about the two terrorist groups and the differences. >> sure. hezbollah, based principally in lebanon, backed by the syrian regime and also by iran, has developed a huge arsenal of weapons and has been involved in major ground offenses against israel most recently in 2006. hamas, very different, based in the gaza strip, not nearly as heavily armed, but obviously still an enormous threat in terms of...
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it will use groups like hamas and hezbollah to hurt israel. israel is starting by taking out hamas and its rockets and then they go for the big enchilada, which is iran. what are your thoughts? >> it would be good if israelis started the strike, but they did not. it was done by islamic jihad organizations, going on for the last several months. israeli finally responds by taking the sites, all of which were delivered by iran, delivered to hamas and islamic jihad to sudan from iran, handed over to hamas by the egyptians. there is no doubt that israel would benefit from taking out this thread if they were about to strike iran, and it is a serious prospect that will give the same kind of opportunity for hezbollah in the north and got her bed, a collapse of the jordanian government next door. megyn: colonel north was talking about these rockets, coming from iran, israel is very worried about them because they are long-range and its mobile than. getting smuggled from egypt to hamas, we are told that under hosni mubarak, he used to monitor this, but
it will use groups like hamas and hezbollah to hurt israel. israel is starting by taking out hamas and its rockets and then they go for the big enchilada, which is iran. what are your thoughts? >> it would be good if israelis started the strike, but they did not. it was done by islamic jihad organizations, going on for the last several months. israeli finally responds by taking the sites, all of which were delivered by iran, delivered to hamas and islamic jihad to sudan from iran, handed...
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this was the same standard of hezbollah when hezbollah announced after the israelis had invaded that they had survived and they have triumphed. and it's what they believe. jon: they are stretching the truth. some of what i've said is true. israelis in southern israel are living in fear of these rocket attacks but they are pretending that they are far nor successful and destructive than they've actually been. >> in the military sense you're absolutely right. the number of israeli casualties is low but you have hundreds of israelis living in bunkers. you can count my words, this will be repeated in the not too distant future. jon: in the meantime we have a cease-fire scheduled to go into effect an hour and a half from now. secretary clinton has appeared publicly with the egyptian leadership to suggest this thing is real. what are the hopes? >> i think we'll have to see whether or not it's real. the israelis absolutely need to see that hamas is able to stop the rocket attacks that have sent a million israelis into fallout shelters. they have to be able to determine that more of foger5 m
this was the same standard of hezbollah when hezbollah announced after the israelis had invaded that they had survived and they have triumphed. and it's what they believe. jon: they are stretching the truth. some of what i've said is true. israelis in southern israel are living in fear of these rocket attacks but they are pretending that they are far nor successful and destructive than they've actually been. >> in the military sense you're absolutely right. the number of israeli...
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they would like to neutralize hamas and hezbollah before take on iran. in jordan, the saadies and other gulf arabs which traditionally has helped funds jordan have cut back on the funding. that's because the threat to the kingdom is different. in the past the threat from radical extremists of any kind were unwelcome. certainly the saudis didn't want a true democracy in jordan. but now the threats from muslim brotherhood affiliated groups are more attractive to the saadies. the saudis see jordan's king as to westernized and too liberal. i have seen the saudis at work in many, many countries. their goal is always to purify islam. the key to understanding the saudi role is they don't care about the well favor muslims. they care about the purity of islam. so you have this conflict with iran's noose threatening. one thing i don't think we have to worry business an oil embargo. the ear rabs and saudis desperately need our goodwill to back off iran and its nuke program. that's their number one worry, not israel. this is a b byzantine jigsaw pu. megyn: the resid
they would like to neutralize hamas and hezbollah before take on iran. in jordan, the saadies and other gulf arabs which traditionally has helped funds jordan have cut back on the funding. that's because the threat to the kingdom is different. in the past the threat from radical extremists of any kind were unwelcome. certainly the saudis didn't want a true democracy in jordan. but now the threats from muslim brotherhood affiliated groups are more attractive to the saadies. the saudis see...
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have one objective and that is to have an islamic emirate in the north and militia organizations like hezbollah give up arms as long as thought exists. this is been a flashpoint for years a sunni stronghold next door to an alawite community but strife in syria has unleashed new sectarian tensions leading to the worst fighting since lebanon's civil war. is the spokesperson for the arab democratic party which has its own loyal militia here in. the. regime falls that this area will turn into a dangerous part of the character for this is what we're trying to avoid. i asked him whether disarming might be an option to avoid more bloodshed. if we're not afraid while we were filming the lebanese army was overseeing a shaky cease fire but the sandbags are still out awaiting the next battle we're in the neighborhood as you can see behind me that is the area where the gunfire was coming down here people have been killed on both sides of this. this is one of the fighting positions this street. reacher has a sunni militia here in tripoli as bubble to ban a slum to having fun with his guns and. showing off h
have one objective and that is to have an islamic emirate in the north and militia organizations like hezbollah give up arms as long as thought exists. this is been a flashpoint for years a sunni stronghold next door to an alawite community but strife in syria has unleashed new sectarian tensions leading to the worst fighting since lebanon's civil war. is the spokesperson for the arab democratic party which has its own loyal militia here in. the. regime falls that this area will turn into a...
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they are proceedinggin syria, the iranians are proceeding, as they are proceeding in strengthening hezbollah in lebanon, penetrating. we have to look at the region as a whole plateau. there is a civil war in syria. you know, the muslim brotherhood and other insurgents. so deflect attention from syria. enron is supposed to be the one to encourage factions within hamas to start shelling the israelis. they're going to retaliate. the muslim brotherhood president in egypt, this is not his timing back, but he cannot but support hamas when hamas is attacked or counterattacked. lou: can we save publicly he must support? what he does privately could be quite different. >> i think that the muslim brotherhood government in north africa had a different plan. they want to take the time to support strategically and are still struggling and the inside. so is the case with turkey cannot answer your question. he is not ready right now to confront anything that has to do with the arab-israeli conflict. his public position has to align with hamas and egypt. the real confrontation is between iran and israel. lo
they are proceedinggin syria, the iranians are proceeding, as they are proceeding in strengthening hezbollah in lebanon, penetrating. we have to look at the region as a whole plateau. there is a civil war in syria. you know, the muslim brotherhood and other insurgents. so deflect attention from syria. enron is supposed to be the one to encourage factions within hamas to start shelling the israelis. they're going to retaliate. the muslim brotherhood president in egypt, this is not his timing...
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able to hit missiles and rockets fired from to 150 miles away like a threat coming out of hezbollah targets in lebanon. so long the supply question is out there, as long as rockets and missiles keep getting smuggled into gaza the question of when there might be some real permanent end to hostilities still remains very much, of course, wolf, an open question. wolf. >> certainly does, barbara. thanks very much for that report. once again, we're following what's going on in cairo right now. we'll update ow the secretary of state hillary clinton. she's meeting with the egyptian president mow morsi. will there be a cease-fire or not? [ male announcer ] can a car be built around a state of mind? ♪ announcing the all-new 2013 malibu from chevrolet. ♪ with a remarkable new interior featuring the available chevrolet mylink infotainment system. this is where sophisticated styling begins. and where it ends? that's up to you. it's here -- the greatest malibu ever. ♪ >> she was walking her dogs and heard the red alert, a warning that a rocket was headed for her neighborhood. ira shot this video as
able to hit missiles and rockets fired from to 150 miles away like a threat coming out of hezbollah targets in lebanon. so long the supply question is out there, as long as rockets and missiles keep getting smuggled into gaza the question of when there might be some real permanent end to hostilities still remains very much, of course, wolf, an open question. wolf. >> certainly does, barbara. thanks very much for that report. once again, we're following what's going on in cairo right now....
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hezbollah managed to stand up to is really military and a lot of errors in the region perceived hezbollah is having won the war. of course, it wasn't necessarily a technical military wing. but in some ways it was a psychological or political one. not a lot of arab armies have managed perform as well against israel. and of course, iran's ally took over the gaza strip. .. this really damaged the routines credibility in the region and this was in fact widely televised in the middle east. a lot of arabs actually that i talked to at that time we are inspired at the green movement because they thought iranians going into the street and challenging an authoritarian government. arabs should be dynamic and energetically the raining for 2009. of course the regime in tehran still stands today for a variety of reasons. one of time to get in to. but that was an indication in 2009 that the islamic republic was in trouble and this behavior demonstrated that it? legitimacy in iran and across the region. so the 2009 demonstrations really damaged the islamic republic's credential by the force of resistance
hezbollah managed to stand up to is really military and a lot of errors in the region perceived hezbollah is having won the war. of course, it wasn't necessarily a technical military wing. but in some ways it was a psychological or political one. not a lot of arab armies have managed perform as well against israel. and of course, iran's ally took over the gaza strip. .. this really damaged the routines credibility in the region and this was in fact widely televised in the middle east. a lot of...
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have the capability to attack israeli civilian population centers, not just from iran, not just from hezbollah and lebanon but clearly from hamas in the gaza strip, as well. >> that is one of the main stories. israel's ability to protect itself partly to use iron dome. why given the obvious success in last week conflict, is this administration hesitant to embrace missile defense for the u.s. why wouldn't we be more forward than we are? >> it's very important question. i think you have seen in this administration a concern about offending in the case of missile defense for us offending the russians when we had plans to put missile defense systems in czech area and poll and. what we are seeing is larger issue is gaza versus israel. it's important to remind people that israelis withdrew from gaza and handed the territory over to the palestinians. so when you hear people saying the problem here is the israelis aren't well to give up land for peace, what we're seeing on the screen and what we are seeing unfold the palestinians don't want hamas does not want to live in peace. they have no concerns a
have the capability to attack israeli civilian population centers, not just from iran, not just from hezbollah and lebanon but clearly from hamas in the gaza strip, as well. >> that is one of the main stories. israel's ability to protect itself partly to use iron dome. why given the obvious success in last week conflict, is this administration hesitant to embrace missile defense for the u.s. why wouldn't we be more forward than we are? >> it's very important question. i think you...
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they are shipped to hezbollah through syria and to hamas and islamic jihad through egypt. they go from iran to sudan, right down the nile to egypt and the egyptians help ship that and that's where it needs to stop. it needs to backtrack all the way to tehran. >> brian: so we don't have relations with then of the they're not at the table. how do you pressure iran? through egypt? >> all of what's happening right now in cairo, mrs. clinton will go to cairo and sit down with the turk irk foreign minister, egyptian foreign minister, who are in the hands of the muslim brotherhood and they're going to want us to put pressure on the israelis. they're going to offer to cut off parts they need to maintain their f 16s. >> brian: you really believe that will be the message from hillary clinton? >> no, no. never publicly. what's going to happen, brian, is they'll quietly deliver that message to the israeli defense forces from leon panetta's defense department and that will all happen under the table. that's what's happened before. it happened with weinberger in 1982 and with eisenhower
they are shipped to hezbollah through syria and to hamas and islamic jihad through egypt. they go from iran to sudan, right down the nile to egypt and the egyptians help ship that and that's where it needs to stop. it needs to backtrack all the way to tehran. >> brian: so we don't have relations with then of the they're not at the table. how do you pressure iran? through egypt? >> all of what's happening right now in cairo, mrs. clinton will go to cairo and sit down with the turk...
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are following the history book on how this works, going back through the conflict with lebenon and hezbollah a few years ago, first you soften up the target. and they are doing that. normally right on the heels of that with history as our guide, israel moves. >> you are absolutely right about that. there is a lot of uncertainty in the region. we need to throw the first punch. we want to do a lot of damage and take out the weapon stockpiles and everything we know where it is. that's why you can see them bombing the missals and things like that. i think it is important for them to realize they have launched some 300 some rockets and they are not particularly capable. they can cause a lot of concern, but they are not good at targeting these weapons. iran or egypt may provide better weapons in the future. >> he is right about that. mike barrett live in washington. i hope not to see you much on this one, mike. they shoot off rockets mostly. you saw the damage he has shown to the apartment. it has to hit to you hurt you. >> it has to hit you to hurt you. we have been in the towns near the border a
are following the history book on how this works, going back through the conflict with lebenon and hezbollah a few years ago, first you soften up the target. and they are doing that. normally right on the heels of that with history as our guide, israel moves. >> you are absolutely right about that. there is a lot of uncertainty in the region. we need to throw the first punch. we want to do a lot of damage and take out the weapon stockpiles and everything we know where it is. that's why...
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hezbollah and palestinians are more than willing to violate some geneva act, war crimes targeting the civilians. >> dana: they will. we want bob's take on this. first, listen to president obama who said america does stand with israel. >> there is no country on earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders. so we are fully supportive of israel's right to defend itself from missiles landing on people's homes. >> dana: that is president obama. of course, the leader of israel has words to say as well. listen to him. >> i hope that hamas and the other terror organizations in gaza got the message. if not, israel is prepared to take whatever action is necessary to defend our people. >> dana: so president obama, bob, saying that america would be standing with israel. although, signal that a ground offensive in gaza would not be welcome or supported. netanyahu knows that international p.r. efforts, that there is a limit to how much people can take. we saw some of the pictures. why now do you think this is happening with hamas? >> bob: a couple of reas
hezbollah and palestinians are more than willing to violate some geneva act, war crimes targeting the civilians. >> dana: they will. we want bob's take on this. first, listen to president obama who said america does stand with israel. >> there is no country on earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders. so we are fully supportive of israel's right to defend itself from missiles landing on people's homes. >> dana: that is president...
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i believe we have video of hezbollah here. always a power strug inside lebanon involving hezbollah and the united states and other countries consider a terrorist organization. it's fiercely opposed to israel, any conflict between israel and palestinians can further the instability inside lebanon. finally, maybe last thing what we're talking about here, absolutely not the least, zoom to the east in this map, we're going over to syria which has been one of the biggest stories in the world since march of last year. there's a war raging there. and the opposition has been giving new figures lately about this war. the opposition has been saying that now as many as up to 40,000 people, getting close 40,000 people, killed in the fighting in that region. about so again, this is the kind of thing that tony blair, the middle east envoy for the middle east quartet is saying could cause more upheaval throughout the region if we see this continue between israel and militants in gaza with no solution in sight. he said it can cause more up he
i believe we have video of hezbollah here. always a power strug inside lebanon involving hezbollah and the united states and other countries consider a terrorist organization. it's fiercely opposed to israel, any conflict between israel and palestinians can further the instability inside lebanon. finally, maybe last thing what we're talking about here, absolutely not the least, zoom to the east in this map, we're going over to syria which has been one of the biggest stories in the world since...
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but it was with the hezbollah in lo lebanon and it keeps going on and the big elephant in the room is the occupation. hamas and gaza, the situation, the conflict will go on until three million and a half palestinians will have a political settlements that will give them freedom and dignity and democracy. and netanyahu by trying to push, you know, the winners of this war in the end of the day are netanyahu who has an election in 22nd of january and he'll win it, and hamas is another winner. they are playing this card of we are the challenger of israel and we get them to talk to us no matter what. they already negotiated with them many times. they negotiated and the guy killed by israel was one of the brokers actually of israel. they negotiated together over and over in the years and at the end of the day, israel decide to kill them. >> so is this from the perspective as we watch both sides trying to flex their muscle of legitimacy? benjamin netanyahu saying i should be re-elected in january because i represent the strength of israel and hamas trying to legitimize itself. >> it's a dirt
but it was with the hezbollah in lo lebanon and it keeps going on and the big elephant in the room is the occupation. hamas and gaza, the situation, the conflict will go on until three million and a half palestinians will have a political settlements that will give them freedom and dignity and democracy. and netanyahu by trying to push, you know, the winners of this war in the end of the day are netanyahu who has an election in 22nd of january and he'll win it, and hamas is another winner. they...
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. >> yeah, in 2006, we spent a month in the areas north, in the fight against hezbollah, and a terrifying feeling to have rockets come in at least, you know, though there is no air raid warning sirens in gaza, there are on the israeli side of the border, the flipside, there is no targeting at all with the rockets being fired and they can land anywhere, and you really have no idea where they are going to land, wolf. >> yeah, and that's the point that the israelis keep saying. they try when they go into gaza, try to go after specific targets if you will and try to avoid civilian casualties, hamas rockets go into areas that are -- they just aim them. not very reliable or accurate. one of the rockets today, a longer-range that went out of gaza landed on the outskirts of jerusalem. not very far away from palestinians in the west bank. could have gone into a palestinian community in the west bank and landed in a field, didn't cause any damage, but they are very inaccurate and sort of a weapon of terror, if you will, and people are scared. >> yeah. ben, just very quickly, there are a lot of peop
. >> yeah, in 2006, we spent a month in the areas north, in the fight against hezbollah, and a terrifying feeling to have rockets come in at least, you know, though there is no air raid warning sirens in gaza, there are on the israeli side of the border, the flipside, there is no targeting at all with the rockets being fired and they can land anywhere, and you really have no idea where they are going to land, wolf. >> yeah, and that's the point that the israelis keep saying. they...
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if you take a look at the anti-american access, when you take a look at the hezbollah and hamas, these are very powerful people. they're really playing for keeps they know what they're doing. we are into the region, out of the region. secretary clinton rushed to the scene when she rushed to the middle east after the war broke out between hamas and israel. in the far east. we visited the far east. the president was visiting pagodas in the far east. lou: not going near india or china. you mentioned a moss, ron and syria along with egypt in that, if you will, axes with in the least. syria itself, the implications for it as a result of what we are witnessing and the obvious victory for iran in brokering this deal along with more see, whether he is the ultimate act or whether he is, if you will, acting in the interest of others >> this war in the region is really a proxy war between iran and israel. this is eally extending to hezbolla and moss. these rockets that were fired iranian rockets supplied by a iranians. lou: most of them by israel. >> absolutely. but these were -- derived from the
if you take a look at the anti-american access, when you take a look at the hezbollah and hamas, these are very powerful people. they're really playing for keeps they know what they're doing. we are into the region, out of the region. secretary clinton rushed to the scene when she rushed to the middle east after the war broke out between hamas and israel. in the far east. we visited the far east. the president was visiting pagodas in the far east. lou: not going near india or china. you...
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and again with hezbollah forces. they don't want to do that but the prime minister feels he has no choice. the next 42 hours will be critical and i say there is a 50/50 chance after diplomatic cease-fire. >> wolf blitzer, thank you. >>> be sure to join wolf blitzer monday, 4:00 p.m. eastern, for "the situation room," a special edition live from jerusalem. >>> a peace effort under way it stop the violence. egypt working to reinstate a cease-fire. deputy general will arrive in cairo tomorrow. both israelis and palestinians say the solution must come from the other side. >> we are trying to drive home a message to hamas, that they cannot shoot at israeli civilians, try to kill israeli civilianes with impunity. we have been trying to keep down the amount of civilian deaths on their side. compare that to hamas on us. they are trying to maximize the amount of civilians that they kill. that's the different between a terrorist organization and democratic country. >> i think it takes two to tango here. the ambassador knows th
and again with hezbollah forces. they don't want to do that but the prime minister feels he has no choice. the next 42 hours will be critical and i say there is a 50/50 chance after diplomatic cease-fire. >> wolf blitzer, thank you. >>> be sure to join wolf blitzer monday, 4:00 p.m. eastern, for "the situation room," a special edition live from jerusalem. >>> a peace effort under way it stop the violence. egypt working to reinstate a cease-fire. deputy general...
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hezbollah is one of them, hamas is another. they all go way back to iran. >> lieutenant colonel, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >>> we're going to continue to watch what's going on. you have a direct stake in this latest conflict in the middle east as well. we'll prepare you for what you'll see the next time you pull up to the gas pump. stand by for that. >>> our crews also have dramatic new video of the devastation caused by israeli air strikes in gaza. time to market reduced... those are good things. upstairs, they will see fantasy. not fantasy... logistics. ups came in, analyzed our supply chain, inventory systems... ups? ups. not fantasy? who would have thought? i did. we did, bob. we did. got it. [ gordon ] for some this line is a convenience. how you doing today? i'm good thanks. how are you? i'm good. [ gordon ] but for others, it's all they can afford. every day nearly nine million older americans don't have enough to eat. anything else? no, not today. join me, aarp, and aarp foundation in the drive to end hunge
hezbollah is one of them, hamas is another. they all go way back to iran. >> lieutenant colonel, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >>> we're going to continue to watch what's going on. you have a direct stake in this latest conflict in the middle east as well. we'll prepare you for what you'll see the next time you pull up to the gas pump. stand by for that. >>> our crews also have dramatic new video of the devastation caused by israeli air strikes in gaza....
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it is the sponsor of both hamas and hezbollah. hamas is truly just the bloody proxy of iran in the region. i hope very much that iran learned a lesson from the last confrontation because its proxy was beaten very, very badly. in fact iran is the main loser of this conflict. both politically and militarily. politically because the truce was actually brokered by countries who are very bitter opponents of iran especially turkey and egypt while trying to regain the leadership not only of the arab world but of the muslim world. militarily again because their proxy was beaten so hard. they should realize this could also be just the preview to what awaits them if they continue ton on their nuclear quest or rearm the terror proxieses in the region. we will not stand still for it. we will not let it happen. i hope the international community led by the u.s. will not let iran rearm the terrorists in the region, destablize the region and certainly not continue on its quest for nuclear weapons. it must be stopped and should be stopped. if nob
it is the sponsor of both hamas and hezbollah. hamas is truly just the bloody proxy of iran in the region. i hope very much that iran learned a lesson from the last confrontation because its proxy was beaten very, very badly. in fact iran is the main loser of this conflict. both politically and militarily. politically because the truce was actually brokered by countries who are very bitter opponents of iran especially turkey and egypt while trying to regain the leadership not only of the arab...
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this has always been the claim that through hezbollah and hamas they had some special asymmetrical power. i think this reveals israel really dominates the region. if the israelis want to make peace with -- if the palestin n palestinians want peace they're going to have to make it on israeli terms right now. >> emory, do you agree with that? >> well, in part. i mean, one thing i would note, one of the reasons israel has such military predom innocence is also because of the tremendous support the obama administration has given israel on defense matters. you heard ambassador oren refer several times to u.s. assistance on iron dome and the obama administration has pointed out multiple times that it has really given israel more defense cooperation than any other administration. so that is part of the israel's predominan predominance. i agree with fareed. where i would disagree a little, i do think hamas has shown that notwithstanding two israeli incursion and sanctions, it's not only survived, but it's increased its ability to inflict pain on israel. i mean, this incursion started because of
this has always been the claim that through hezbollah and hamas they had some special asymmetrical power. i think this reveals israel really dominates the region. if the israelis want to make peace with -- if the palestin n palestinians want peace they're going to have to make it on israeli terms right now. >> emory, do you agree with that? >> well, in part. i mean, one thing i would note, one of the reasons israel has such military predom innocence is also because of the tremendous...
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and we have to remember, hamas is still very much is being backed by iran, by hezbollah, by assad of syria, all the murderers and very evil forces in the region that support hamas. it's not their interest of the countries in the region to support hamas. terrorism can spill over. we saw it in egypt. how 16 egyptian soldiers were murdered because of the spillover of terrorism from gaza, ham as. >> all right. thank you very much for coming on and talking about the israeli side of this. we appreciate your time. i want now to get to the other side of the conflict and bring in the chief representative of the general delegation of the palestine liberation organization to the united states. good to talk to you, ambassador and to talk to you again. >> thank you. >> the other day when you were on this program before the cease-fire and i asked you whether you supported hamas, you said when it comes to our differences with hamas we have differences practically. this is normal. but what is happening in the gaza strip, a direct attack on innocent civilians, we're witnessing a deliberate escalation
and we have to remember, hamas is still very much is being backed by iran, by hezbollah, by assad of syria, all the murderers and very evil forces in the region that support hamas. it's not their interest of the countries in the region to support hamas. terrorism can spill over. we saw it in egypt. how 16 egyptian soldiers were murdered because of the spillover of terrorism from gaza, ham as. >> all right. thank you very much for coming on and talking about the israeli side of this. we...
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>> they face a significant challenge with hezbollah because of the tens of thousands of missiles in southern lebanon. i think the iranians will continue unless they see there's a price to pay. you you be states and israel to say there's a line you cannot across. as a result of recent events, the president and prime minister of israel's relationship is dramatically improved. it's time we work together and recognize that iran is not just nuclear weapons. i outlined the other things plus orbiting straighting act of -- orbiting straighting acts of terror including attempting to assassinate the saudi embassador. we have to develop a strategy to counter that. >> the director of national intelligence says he was responsible for watering down -- editing, the talking points that u.n. embassador susan rice used when she went on five sunday talk shows, the famous picture of it, to talk about benghazi but you say a few days before the -- his office said they were responsible for editorring talking points, in a closed door hearing, james clapper told you and other senators he didn't know who was responsi
>> they face a significant challenge with hezbollah because of the tens of thousands of missiles in southern lebanon. i think the iranians will continue unless they see there's a price to pay. you you be states and israel to say there's a line you cannot across. as a result of recent events, the president and prime minister of israel's relationship is dramatically improved. it's time we work together and recognize that iran is not just nuclear weapons. i outlined the other things plus...
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>> it means we know iran is deeply involved with hamas inside gaza just like it's involved with hezbollah. we are seeing here very similar patterns. >> did those weapons reach hamas and gaza over these past few days? >> well, wu know the five rockets reached, that was before. as far as we know they did not reach. but they were great efforts on the part of iran. now, we have to monitor those efforts for the future of course. for our safety. >> i assume those tens of thousands of israeli soldier who is are poised and still are on the border ready to go into urban conflict, if you will in a ground invasion, they must be pretty relieved about this cease-fire. >> maybe they're relieved. but they're also -- they also understand the mission. this is a small country. this is the only country we have. and these soldiers were waiting to defend this country. and by the way, they were training for these couple of days. they were not just sitting there outside waiting for a decision. so we took advantage of the fact they were there to train them and to see that they're ready for the mission. >> so we'
>> it means we know iran is deeply involved with hamas inside gaza just like it's involved with hezbollah. we are seeing here very similar patterns. >> did those weapons reach hamas and gaza over these past few days? >> well, wu know the five rockets reached, that was before. as far as we know they did not reach. but they were great efforts on the part of iran. now, we have to monitor those efforts for the future of course. for our safety. >> i assume those tens of...
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warren christopher was there, and there was any gratian, in direct trauma between israel and hezbollah. syria was the repository of the confidence and assurances, which ended a very bitter and bloody confrontation across leavening board -- lebanese border. you have today not a strictly analogous attrition, but you have today another bloody conflict between israel and hamas. this time the repository is not syria, but it is egypt, maybe turkey, and you have a secretary of state today and tomorrow to is going to plunge into this. the interesting question -- i am not want to prejudge this -- is whether or not this becomes -- is there even a conception that this would lead to an intensive bit of diplomacy that might last -- in the christopher case, it took weeks. we took weeks to produce this. i am not arguing this. i do not know if it is even possible. i have lost touch of that world. it is a interesting thought experiment because it reflects on what has changed in washington and in the regional landscape that we now confront. with that, we have 30 minutes for questions, and i will forgo m
warren christopher was there, and there was any gratian, in direct trauma between israel and hezbollah. syria was the repository of the confidence and assurances, which ended a very bitter and bloody confrontation across leavening board -- lebanese border. you have today not a strictly analogous attrition, but you have today another bloody conflict between israel and hamas. this time the repository is not syria, but it is egypt, maybe turkey, and you have a secretary of state today and tomorrow...
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against the rockets that the iranians might be sending from iran or even a lot of the rockets that hezbollah mighten sending from the north that is longer range. if you are going to have a missile defense, it has to deal with short range rockets, medium range rockets and longer range ones. iron dome is effective against the longer range. and in conjunction with working with us, they will be more effective against the medium range and longer range. still, the radar systems that integrate these operations are effective for all and the israelis got a very good demonstration of that, as did we. we helped in the development of this. also it helps us as we look at some of the rocket threats that our forces can face around the globe and particularly in the region. >> dennis, i know you've been following that which is going on in tahrir square and elsewhere in egypt. you have president morsi facing trouble in his own backyard. does that undermine his ability to be an effective mediator in any general area of middle east negotiations? >> well, it certainly undercuts a little bit of the luster that on
against the rockets that the iranians might be sending from iran or even a lot of the rockets that hezbollah mighten sending from the north that is longer range. if you are going to have a missile defense, it has to deal with short range rockets, medium range rockets and longer range ones. iron dome is effective against the longer range. and in conjunction with working with us, they will be more effective against the medium range and longer range. still, the radar systems that integrate these...
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after that, hezbollah stopped hitting israel with rockets. and i think netanyahu is up for election in january. this is a little bit wag the dog. he's provoked this crisis to some extent in order to try to get a favorable settlement so that he can go to the electorate and say see i'm the one who stopped the rockets. >> jennifer: israel would say that the continual bombing was the provocative move and that they're acting defensively for their people. what happens if, in fact, israel decides to move the 16,000 troops to a ground war? do you think that actually would happen or is it really truly a show? >> oh, i think it is entirely possible that netanyahu will decide he wants to invade. i don't believe that the israelis can accomplish their war aims by invading. that is to say gaza is not penetrable by israel and they cannot, in fact, stop all of those little homemade rockets from coming out in this way because even hamas, you know, has been cooperating with israel in the past few months and trying to stop the rockets. there was a truce. and is
after that, hezbollah stopped hitting israel with rockets. and i think netanyahu is up for election in january. this is a little bit wag the dog. he's provoked this crisis to some extent in order to try to get a favorable settlement so that he can go to the electorate and say see i'm the one who stopped the rockets. >> jennifer: israel would say that the continual bombing was the provocative move and that they're acting defensively for their people. what happens if, in fact, israel...
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i'm concerned in the next weeks we will see even another border with hezbollah open up. they have wider range missiles. if hamas has 5, these people have something stronger, 1, 2, 3, missiles that can actually reach everywhere they want with precision. what do you want to do? have an open front there? plus the syrian border is a mess because of what's going on there. jordanians can't broker a deal anymore. he jordanian king is under pressure for what's going on in his country. mubarak is not there anymore. and trying to cut deals on both sides, said it very clear, i stand by the people in gaza. >> msnbc filmmaker and filmmaker, we appreciate having you on. >>> up next, why mitt romney's recent statement on gifts by president obama to the voters that supported the voters who supported him has turned into the gift that keeps on giving, but for which political party? you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. ♪ i've been coloring liz's hair for years. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual. what's she up to? [ female announcer ] root touch-up by nic
i'm concerned in the next weeks we will see even another border with hezbollah open up. they have wider range missiles. if hamas has 5, these people have something stronger, 1, 2, 3, missiles that can actually reach everywhere they want with precision. what do you want to do? have an open front there? plus the syrian border is a mess because of what's going on there. jordanians can't broker a deal anymore. he jordanian king is under pressure for what's going on in his country. mubarak is not...